"Destroy All Planets" winds
"Destroy All Planets" winds up on a big screen. The film has a clear message and is very interesting, yet it can be difficult to understand, especially considering the critics involved.
"Destroy All Planets" winds up being a solid 2 hours of nonsense, with practically no impact on the plot or the storyline. The acting is wooden, and the lack of any form of chemistry between the main characters is incredibly disappointing. The script is weak, and the direction weak. I think Paramount would have preferred to have moved on to a sequel.